Fuel Intentions The…read morefirst gas station that's owned and operated by the Samish Indian Nation. I'm not sure when it was built, but it all looked very fresh, clean and new. *Prices were super cheap--a good 50¢/gal cheaper than the avg. *Convenience store (didn't go inside, so I can't really comment) *Water and air fill-up stations Tldr: Cheap gas = more money in your pocket.

Always stop here, unique gifts, cheap smokes, great staff, liquor. And soon to be near a pot shop.read more

Whenever I'm in the area and need some gas, this market is a no brainer. Their fuel prices are…read morealways considerably lower than other gas stations, they have plenty of gas islands so there's no long lines, and the adjacent convenience store has everything from snacks to liquor. Not to mention, clean bathrooms! It's kind of a jig jog to get here from the highway, but worth the minor inconvenience to save some money on good gas.

Slowest pump on the market. Good price for gas but 5 minutes to fill your car ......................read more

Besides gas, I also picked up a Native made puzzle and a new notebook with a beautiful design, also…read moreby a Native artist. This gas station is tribal owned, support Native businesses and communities whenever you can.

Since the renovation of this location I don't waste my time, or money to venture inside. I did, of…read morecourse, check it out when the buy out was complete and was sadly disappointed by the rude staff, the closing of the Pacific Pride and the lack of attention to the huge pot holes in the parking lot. Good job on the store renovation though! Check that one off the list!

The last review was pretty harsh. This is a good store. The casino is right next door and they quit…read moreserving at 2. This is probably why they do it.

Apparently they stop selling beer at 1:50am.. literally nothing else was close by for me and The…read moreguy had to have locked everything up early because no one else was there and I had just walked in through the doors at 1:50 because I had texted my friend that this was open. So we were in luck. Apparently not! so frustrating. Especially when the next closest place is about a 10 minute drive from this place! I'm only giving it a one star because that was the only reason why I went to this place.

I have a feeling these other reviews are from competitors or people that are very sensitive…read more Especially consideirng that they don't say any specifics on the "Bad service" they got others than feeling they were treeted poorly. They didn't even describe the person they supposedly got bad service from in any meaningful way.. I've never gotten anything but good service here and I'm a regular.

I was in Anacortes, WA on vacation, and stopped in at this Circle K. I was having trouble getting…read moremy gas cap off and asked the young lady at the counter if she could help me. I have arthritis in my hands and it makes it difficult to get the gas cap off sometimes. Alexis, the asst manager, cheerfully came right out and helped me with everything. She also told me the lunch specials they were having and asked if I needed anything else. I was impressed with how clean,organized and well stocked the store was and it was so nice to have a friendly conversation when you are in a new place and don't know anyone. Alexis was extremely helpful in explaining where things were in town as well. I will be back, as I am buying a vacation place over here.

Just had one of these homemade cinnamon rolls last week...AMAZING!!! And I'm picky!…read more And don't forget the chocolate milkshake to wash it down...YUM!

What a pleasure to visit Alma's on Decatur Island. During the summer they host a farmer's market…read moreand it's where the island folk meet to talk, shop, get a great cup of coffee (many types), a milk shake, good food and various crafts produced by the islanders. Leo and Ramy welcome all comers and are great hosts. Stop by if you're on island you'll be pleased you came.